I have a daughter that was treated by Dr. Jibaly. She did not have a bowel movement for 14 days and Dr. Jibaly gave my wife and I great advice. After the advice we did not have to have a procedure. I also have the priveledge to work with Dr. Jibaly and I can tell you that she is a great doctor. She sometimes has to give bad news such as having cancer, crohn’s disease, and being overweight. She does this in a very professional and sensitive way. I refer friends and family to Dr. Jibaly because she is very caring, friendly, and proficient at doing endoscopies.

– Anonymous, vitals.com

I am very pleased with Dr. Jibaly’s work. Prior to my visits with doctor Jibaly, I was having problems that other doctors couldn’t seem to fix. I saw Jibaly and was immediately tested for Crohn’s disease, and later diagnosed. She is very good at keeping me healthy and keeping all of my tests up to date. She always keeps a smile on my face and always seems to care when things aren’t going as planned. I would recommend Dr. Jibaly to anyone in need of a pediatric gastrointerologist.

– Anonymous, vitals.com

Finally a doctor who took the time to properly examine my child and find an answer to what was bothering him for over 2 years. Instead of just giving an off the cuff answer to what was going on, Dr. Jibaly scheduled him for an EGD and made the diagnosis that led to the proper treatment for my son. More than that my Son’s problems are gone. I would absolutly refer any parent to Dr. Jibaly. Furthermore, Dr Jibaly was extremely kind and my son wanted to go back to her office for his follow-up visit. Thank You Dr. Jibaly

– Anonymous, vitals.com

Very thorough and loves kids.

– Anonymous, vitals.com

Dr. Jibaly took the time to really listen to me and my child and our needs and concerns. She is a kind and compassionate care giver. I will definitely recomend her to others.

– Anonymous, vitals.com

I was fifteen, scared, 120 lbs and thinning by the day. Amidst the tremendous amount of worry and stress spiraling through my mind I only knew one thing: that something was terribly wrong with my body. For some reason (that I still have not discovered) it had ceased in its desire to maintain its normal functions and in the process was doing damage to my life. As I sat in the office of my primary doctor I heard her sum the entirety of my symptoms and worry into five dreadful words, “It sounds like Crohn’s Disease.”

The only word I had actually listened to was, of course, “disease” and naturally my worry doubled to the point where was ready to throw in the towel. That is, of course, until I met the doctor she referred me to, Dr. Rima Jibaly.

Up until that point my experience with doctors had been short and by no means sweet. Most visits involved a strange person in a white coat sweeping into the room asking where it hurt, scribbling on some paper and sending me out the door. Dr. Jibaly was different. In the many years that I have been seeing her she has spent several hours with me, not just getting to know my symptoms but getting to know me as a patient and what I am going through. On my first visit she taught me all there is to know about the disease and assured me that there were many treatment options (most of which we eventually tried) and that we would find the right one. Dr. Jibaly and I have been on a long journey and I am proud to say that I am one of her many successful patients which she has devoted so much time to. It is now nearly five years from the day she diagnosed me and the last four I have spent happily in remission at a healthy weight and appetite. Thanks to her skills as a doctor in our appointments these days we tend to talk much less about my symptoms and much more about how things have been. Needless to say, I have significantly less to worry about lately.

– Anonymous, vitals.com